Evening journal. [volume], August 30, 1913, Page 5, Image 5

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LABOR SUNDAY OBSERVANCE IN CITY CHURCHES
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MR. BARNHILL
TO SPEAK HERE!
Staten Island Clergyman to
Be Sunday Visitor
at West
BEGINNERS* DAY
PROGRAM IN MORNING
jstk;
1erlan Church The Beginners' I*,
nartnlent ».in he tmiBht their less.m
K Vn.aJth nsv befnre the cu 1
f |L* aehnnl !• will he the Isst of the
soeelaI summer sessions beinnli ib at
special summer sessions h gt g
hss°hien ■.rrauesri * ,,r0R,i ""
" sa*« ...» I.;
church auditorium al II o'clock and
in o'clock. The Rev. Oliver Paul
Barnhill, of the First Presbyterian,
**-*• *•"" K ~
Vork. will preach at both services.
Mr. Barnhill Is a most successful pas
tor. and a preacher of abilitv.
The regular .schedule of service«
will be resumed on Sunday. Septem
ber 7 . with the church services at
10,30 and 7.30 o'clock. Bible School at
2. and C. E. Society al. K. 4S'o'clock.
You
who require the best and pur
est medicine see that you get
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound In
preference to any other for
coughs, colds, croup, asthma, hoars
ness, tickling throat and other throat
and lung troubdes.
high grade family medicine, and only
approved drugs of first quality are
used in It» manufacture. It gives the
best results, and contains no opiates
N. B Danforth. Market and Second
streets, Wilmington, Del.*
all
It Is a strictly
HOME COMING
DAY AT ASBURY
Hem* Coming D»y «ill be observed
Church tomorrow and
in Ashury M. E.
the servir** of Hi* d«y will h* conduct
cd hy Ih* pastor, th* R*v. C^>orge White
Dawson.
Braver meeting will he held
»I 9 o'clock.
Al the morning service the subject
of the sermon will be "Working Men
and the Church."
The snbiect of the evening sermon
will be "The Fall of M*n."
nil he held
Sunday school services
nt 2 o'clock, and there will be an F.p
worth League meeting at 7.4Ô o'eloik.
will Ur te
when vacation experiences
lated.
A special committee is busy with ar
rangements for the celebration of the
of Aslinry Church,
124th anniversary
th* mother of Wilmington city Metho
dism.
—< tetober 12 t
The célébrai ion will last a week
in.
MR. LATSHAH IN PULPIT.
The Rev. B. 8. Latshaw. pastor of
Richardson Bark M. E. Church ha*
returned from hla vacation In Eastern
Pennsylvania and Downlngtown, and
will preach tomorrow as usual.
There will he a clas* meeting in
the morning at
service« will he morning at
o'clock; Sunday school classes at 2
o'clock and evening service at 7.30
o'clock, with the Kpworth league as
the topic of the service.
Kidney Trouble began wlllt a lame
hack
J. L. Hack). 915 Klgfltb Street, Lin
coln. III., was recently wired
bad case of kidney trouble that start
ed with a lame back, and says. "I
am certainly thankful in getting a
cure of my kidney trouble hy using
Foley Kidney Pills." Try them your
self.—X. B, Danforth. Market and
Second streets. Wilmington. Del.—adv
LABOR SUNDAY OBERVANCE.
Labor Sunday will he appropriately
observed at Ml. Calvary Ulnh »omorrovv.
9 o'clock. Other
10.30
of a
At 10.30 o'clock there will be a spe
cial muaical service.
Hie service w ill h* "The Reward 01 Ua
bor." hy Dr. T. Ueon Ling. L. !.. D.
Harry Howard Johnson, the organ!»;
«no chorister will lie in charge ni the
splendid musical program winch has
been arranged.
SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICES.
At the First Church of Christ, Sei
entiM, Yan Horen street, opposite Park
Place, the subject of the sermon nt the
morning service tomorrow vvill h* "C hrist
Jesus."
Iielil at
th* usual Wednesday evening service
at 8 o'clock.
Thr auhjert ol
■bool service will h°
Sunday
9.4Ô o'clock.
There will tie
GREAT MASS OF PROOF
30,000 Cases of Kidney
Reports nf
Ttouble, Some of Them Wilmington
Cases.
Esoh of some fi,000 newspapers of
the United States is publishing from
week to week, name» of people in it 6
particular neighborhood, i
and recommended Doan's
for kidney backache, weak kidn*)' 5 .
bladder troubles and urinary disorders
This mass of proof include» ov o
testimonial». Wilmington i» no ex
Here is one of the Wilming
I aid
ho have u»ed
Kidnev Pills
{<1,000
ception.
ton ease*
dame» R. Deighton. 510 West Eighth
street, Wilmington. Del . say»: '
a painter and I think ihil the turpen
tine caused kidney 'roil'd» 1 sullsred
for a great many years Th* passages
of the kidney secretion* werg too 1rs
i|ii*n* and often paine-l me. The secre
tion slso contained sediment,
sever* pains through th* small of my
hark. For year* 1 used dift- reiit merit
cine», but nothing helped me until I
got Doan's Kidney Pill» nt Hm'ovth's
Pharmacy. They gave me complete it
lief in a short time. The pains
;»n
top
ped and my kidneys became normal.
I still use Doan's Kidney Pills once in
awhile and they keep my bn-k and
kidneys in good shap.*. '
For sale bv ill «foaîeis. Puce .10
cent-- Foster Milhu-n • o, I luff cio, N.w
York, sole agent* for th* United States,
Remember the inmo—Doan'«—mid
<«k* no other
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GO IPS COVENANT AT MOOT SINAI
Exodus 10:1-6—-Aug. RI. I
"Let ns have grace, whereby we '
may offer service well-pleasing to
God with reverence and awe. He-,
brews 12:28. R, A. i
Two months alter he Passover de
liverance, the Israelites arrived at i
Mi. Sinai: but on their way they had ;
two valuable lessons respecting God's |
bs ä.=■ « t » i
"he rock, and from It gushed water.
abundantly refreshing Israel, and
1 "" « following them through
,n,,ch "1 »belr subsenuenl journey. \
by '"»P 1 ™" 0 "- «locJared that
Ihc rock represented t hrlat. that the
of the rock represented t» 1 « ;
ir isvurs säSS ä
. Water of Life provided for those who
desire to he God's people. As the
waters of that rock followed the Is
out tYielr wild^rne«ii journey. •
Rrfrrphrd in body and in faRh. Is-j
rael journeyed on. but encountered
new obstacles. The Amalekltes. al
war-like neonle considered the com- 1
new obstacles. The Amalekltes,
war-ilke people, considered the com -1
ing of Israel as an Invasion of their j
country, and attacked them. A people:
used to peaceful pursuits, as Israel,
had been for centuries, would natu- i
rally be at a disadvantage with such 1
opponents. Yet God gave them the !
victory. He indicated, however.
It was not by their prowess or skill,
but of His Grace that they conquered
Moses, stationed upon a high hill,
lifted up his hands In prayer to God
for the people. While he did so, sue
cess was theirs; but when he ceased
thns to pray, the Amalekltes were
yletora. Perceiving thia. A _*ron and I]
that !
victor».
Hur assisted in bolding up Moses
hands until the battle terminated suc
without !
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cessfully for Israel God thus Indl- .
cafed that Moses was the advocate or j
representative of Israel,
whom they could do nothing.
In the antitype, we reallae
Spiritual Israelites have
with enemiea too mighty tor
without the Lord's assistance.
that \
conflicts :
them j
The 1
w-orld. the flesh and the Devil make I
common cause against all who arelp|
seeking the Heavenly Canaan w * 1
who are followers of Jesus have sue-1
cess In our warfare only as we have .
The Re« < I| r prl»«h^!>H Prefforo.t
lh Aii R Ô/rJra' dlïîtol.^th^iaraai
All of God 8 dealing* with Israel
were In accord with HI* great Coven
ant with Abraham, certified with the |
Divine Oath—"In thee and in thy •
Seed shall all the families of the earth
be blessed.'' Neither Moaea nor any
CHURCH WOMEN
GET PROFIT OUT
OF STOCK SALE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
WARWICK, Md.. .Aug. 30,—The *ale
of stock, etc, Of W alter Shriver " «* |
very largely attended and everything!
brought high prices. The cattle elpe- 1
cially sol.l well, the lowest price being
about 980, while the highest priced cow
brought 1ÜI08. The women of the War
wick M. P. Church served dinner at the
sale and cleared about $100, which *ura
will be used for the benefit of the
church.
Mra. Bayard Jordon and son have re-1
tinned to Marshallian after a visit with:
Mr*. Elmer Price
her parents here.
entertaining relatives from Middletown.
returned t° !
Warwick after a stay at Betterton.— .
Mr*. Fletcher Caulk and sons have re-1
turned from an extended stay with i
j Philadelphia relative». —Mrs. Wilson ]
Merritt has Miss Nora Finley of Wil
mington lor a guest.-Mr*. R, H. Lis
aoml. and son, Leonard, and Mrs. Jo
a
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At En worth M F Church tomorrow
the Rev M I S Murray -.vill i.reach
a snecisi sermon at the 11 o'clock scr-i
vice on "The Church and So.,al Prob
lems" Mr Booker's (Ins» will mp ,. t
. .. . i i, M , i i ,
«ehool °da*ses "at^ lo' o'eWk
Fpvvorfh League and puhlie »erviee
fiieeting Will be held at 7 orhak All
Miss Ella Staats has
sephinc Jones are in Baltimore for
visit. Rodney Price of Annapolis, Md..
is home on a visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John R. Price,
THE CHURCH AND
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
departments are now preparing for their
r_Jl- »„rvie. v
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eondueted by W. K, Hnrkncss, Jr. Sun
dny school services w ill he iielj nt, to
oeloek. The subject of the sermon ;1 »
Ihc 11 oclock service will he "Some
Further Thoughts on the Kingdom of
Heaven. There will be n Christian
Endeavor service at 7 o'clock and at!
7.30 a half hour evening service, with
short sermon by Mr. Harknesa on "Aris
toeraev. Old and New."
MR. BARENESS AT ST PAUL'S.
In the absence of the Rev. Vaughan
K. Collins, th* preaching services in St.
Paul's M. E. Chureh tomorrow will be
Al Wesley M. K. Church the
tendance la«l Sunday was gratifying
as compared with a year ago. To-!
morrow the Sunday school service will
be held from 10 to 11 o'clock. At
th* It o'clock service the pastor will
preach on "The Church and Inluetrfal
Problem*." The evening service will
he held from 7 30 to $.30 o'clock and
UHIRUH SERVICES POPULAR.
will consist of lively einging from
, Hall Mack's newest song book and a
I short sermon by the pastor.
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LAST OF UNION SERVICES.
Westminster Church will unite with
First and Central churches in the lest
• if the 'ummer services tomorrow. This
will he held at First Church at 10.30
o'clock.
The Christian En-.eavor Society of
Westminster is meeting aa usual at 7
o'clock. The topic for discussion this
week i* "Prayer, an Essential in Mis
sionnry Work." The meeting will he in
charg* of Miss Sperry, the church dea
coness. The regular church services will
, be resumed next week.
of those who followed him could pos
sibly have understood the full import
of this great oath-bound Covenant;
f or ) t j 8 B double Promise, the spirit
ua | portion of which was hidden until
God's due time—at the First Advent.
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" * * hidde " appreciated
only by very few. Ephesians 3.9.10.
p Ä"»rK«;Ä';.,r.n
>he Worthies, whom he represented)
was to have a share; (2i Abraham's
good was to be the chief agent, o.
r hannel .of blessing ; and (3) all the
f(MnU | M nt the earth were to be bleu
p . redolent« of God's favor through
these channel But only hy the light
«v« «■*
are these lengths, breadths.
P*J ^ge
heights and depth« of the Abrah^lc
Covenant manl ested to a special
«.a... »s. ........ ««I
w#»n* the favored of Ahraham. the,
natural hrirs of thr promises. It *
proper that they should know also |
t hat they would he unsuitable for the
. __a.- . _.u«
,, nrd R ,; flP j n hlesalng the other na
kings and pr'est« of the
a Law Covenant was made
and Moses appointed
Whoever would keep (hose eommand
ntents might live forever and in pro
lions with His Law unless they them-1
' ; \r . . ,• .
selves could both keep that
Instruct others hou to kwp I WKnj
this understanding, that tb*y
ready to do the lairds will and thuS|p(,,(
1° be separated hy Him to he the,
whole world,
iith them
its mediator,
portion as he kept them, would be en
{titled to earthlv favors,
Typical of (he New Covenant. ,
81. Paul, In Hebrew». 12:18-24.
points us to the antitype of today's
study. As Israel v aa delivered from
Pharaoh and his hosts, so ultimately
all mankind Is to he delivered from
fiatan and his hosts, the fallen angels.
and from all evil inflnenoes. As the
journey to the Promised Land brought
the Israelites to Mt. Sinai and the Law
Covenant, bo the Jot rosy of God's peo
P w m ultimately bring *11 the will
tng. obedient and'falthfnl to 'he anti
1 nf Mt sina , nftm ei y . Mt . /don.
^ K , ngdom . for whlrh Jeiu ,l
tsughl u« to pray, ''Thy Kingdom
com *: Th >' h <* don '*
i n n ra . pn ••
,l f,one ,n » ira ' Pn -
Meantime. •îêêua has become the|
®ntl-typical Moiea and Leader of the
people; and In harmony with J#
hovah'a Program. He has been ®e
REVISER OF
LATIN BIBLE
A VISITOR
AbbOt DOIH GafOUet, Head Ol
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Commission Named by rope,
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IU ICH UI ffUIIY
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
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AS RECEPTION COMMITTEE
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YORK, Aug. .0).
i»|Oaaquet, president of the English Bene
Abbot Dun
dictines and chairman of the commis
»ion appointed by Pope Buis X lo re
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arrive in New A ork on the '** or K°
M ashmgton tomorrow to visit the lar
ger cities and explain Hie progress
made by his ro.iiiniasio x ■ tiri.ig Hi*,
past five years. Abbot •-asquet as
been in America before bn npl «m-»
he ha* undertaken the atupeiuio'ia ^nrk;
of revising the Bible which will require
about fifty vears to complete.
It was in May, 1IH(7. that Pop. Pin«
X announced hi* detcrmin-ition to pi
pare for a most critical aud sh.lcng
Vnîgatè " As H.Jliirtime of a' von.ii..""
\ uigMte. A« tne menme 01 u innimi*
«ion was not »utlic.ent in wh.cu o ac
, ' oin pUsh the herculean task and new
mem,,or " »« d *" ^ grafted to the old.
,t '° work ,h °"* h f,,,rn «''"
n-ver completed. So it ,s IUai now lor
»he first time since Hie year .1.1. v. hen
St. Jerome completed the first rev »ion
^ Utin Milgate. the work I.,., oeen
V" d ' TUk, '" l " * u,h H '' nv th " t '}
£ , * rT '"' '»'k. i «V '
accomplished in the P*s flye yenrs,
h,,t *' ,he eommissmn has i omul itself
hampered for the necessary funds nn
peal has been sent out to the world 'or
aid. Abbot Gasquet himself wished tv.
make that appeal direct to America Slid.
for that purpose is coming to
shores. The Knights of Colutnhus has
volunteered to hear all the expenses
0 f his visit so that all returns nav be
used hy him lor his work.
The'Book of Genesis has been col
latpd , tl<1 pr i n ted It is Ahbot Gas
quet's hope that he may live to see
completed the revision of the Pen ta
(euch and the P*"l"is.
On his arrival Abbot (.»squet will he
met by a delegation of clergymen and
|the Supreme Officer*i of tne Knights "»
Columbus He Will tail his le, tore
at-.tour in New York nnd travel West,
Ht is his wish to visit every place that,
desires to hear him as he is coming to|
America to acquaint the people vnlh
the work of th* commission and hej
wants all to know- about it.
VISITOR AT ST. LUKE'S
Th* Rev. Mr. Camming will preach at
both the morning and even-ng servie*»
tomorrow at St. Luke'* Reformed Epi»
copal Church, Eighth and Monro*
streets.
Morning service, with sermon, will he
held at 10.311 o'clock. Sunday school
classes will meat at 1.45 o'clock and at
i.lf) o'clock there will he evening prayer]
and sermon.
EASTLAKE SERVICES.
At Fastlako Presbyterian Chureh,
Twenty-seventh and Market streets to
morrow, the morning Service w ill be con
ducted by John J. Hayes, There will be
no evening service*. The Sunday »ehool
classes will meat si 10 ft'fllrwk.
lecting His members, or «asociales and
joint-heirs. 81. Paul explains this,
saying. "God gave Jesus to be the
Head over the church, which is His
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The antitype of our lesson will he
<ne inauguration of the New Covenant,
«» the Second Advent. The basis of
,h l* new and better eovensnl was
completed at Calvary by our Lord's
"scriflee of Himself. He has since
been completing Hie "better aaerl
:;s. s arr au'*.» ^. "yj
Body." 81. Peter explains that this
great antitypical Moses must be raised
up from amongst the brethren first,
before the blessing of Restitution can
come to mankind In general.—Acts
3:22. 23. 19-21.
.better sacrifices" will" he com
^7greatür Medlar wTll
^d » lip fPom
><" "" y
n rf«d> for tn^ Inau^uni
„ Ji J iiu ^ k „V'ü an ' 7 b ' eHn
"««hind w ith knowledge and oppor
,un,, > for H*atHutton to earthly bless
ings and perfection.
Sf , '"" 1 ,lm * "V" **
we are coining to approaching The
General Assembly and (hmeh of the
hnrn/* who** names are written in
He declare* that ne may e\
M „ antitype of the '.tirring scene*
mentioned in our le-cnn. t* at Mt.
Sinai Hie literal ihountain «hook, liglit
uings fiaslieil, »mi the voice of God was
heard as the sound of a great trumpet.
so here the antitype will copte. The
great trumpet here will he the seventh
trumpet, the trump
tempeM and 'baking here in the antitype
will mean the shaking of Hie ecclesia*H
cal heaven» and the social, political and
financial earth.
The alarm,
The Apostle prophetically assures ns
that everything «linkable will he shaken
to it# destruction, that only the nnshak
able (hing, will remain I hat t -
Mes-nanic Kingdom then to he estah
lished will completely overturn every
'thing not in harmony with righteous
ness, justice nnd truth. This is merely
a prelude to the great blessing of the
Covensu*. then to he fully ushered in for
«be hles-mg of ail the families of the
Mlrth -
'braham, of which Chn«t Jesus is the
' ,rp l ". ow ,M * pd . M "-r''-" 1
itheir worthineaa f^»r so high « stal
8t rai,r» word* in our Golden text arc
v# , rv forcefully applied to these: "Let
pm im\p grace, whereby wc may offer
service well pleasing to God with rev
erence and awe."
The Bodv of till' Spiritual Seed of
LABOR SUNDAY
OBSERVANCE IN
f the
'«•lock
CITY CHURCHES
Sermons appropriate lo Libor Sunday
will be preached in a nuiiilier
churches tomorrow, and al First M. P.
Church, Seventh street below Walnut,
Hie Hev. G. A. Robinson will preach
morning and evening aernion» appro
priate to the occasion.
At the morning service. W.4.>
the subject of sermon will he " Y thaï
h'ligc." "t npilal and Lnlmr" will hr
the them«* nt the rvertlnif v*moe *t
7 43 o'clock. Snhhnth school nrrvice*
will Ih» held al *J.l3 o'clock and a
»ervice nt 7.HO oclnt*k.
Th* Hev. Albert Price will occupy th*
pulpit al Smyrna U. A. M. E. Church;
DR. PRICE IN PULPIT.
tomorrow at both the morning nnd even-1
ing service*. The lane Feast at 0
o'clock will lie followed by service and
-pinion at 10.80.
pfte Sunday «chool services will he!
held at 2 o'c|.» k At 10,30 oclock .h-r,.,
w ill he preaching and • >,«>"8 rt"
meeting will he held at UO • .
At the evening service at 7.45 o elo«'K
the subject of the sermon w ill lie *Tli
(ireat Plivsician."
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j|R. YON BOSSE: IN PULPIT.
Thp Rpv s Von Borbp w111 have
pha r Rr of *S|* (> 5 man l Sprv , P '' 9 91 Zl0n
Lutheran ( hurrh during the absence
f , h p ftst0 r. Dr P. Isenachmid. who
, 8 on vacation at Cape May. N. J.
8unday Pch o„l services w ill be held
tomorrow nt 9.30 o'clock.
0n Wednesday the members of '»e
Bn,lf class will meet Informally at
Pennsgrove N J
TaM Monday evening Dr. .sen-j
Schmid was presented with a gift In
J onor K of »Is birthday anniversary
f rflrn he members of the Church.
Council.
up-1-i
TWILIGHT SERVICE AT COHKMAN.
Final tw-ilight service at ( ookman
pp Church w ill be held at tl.Jil o'clock
tomorrow evening with a short sermon
by the Rev. .1, P, Outten. Under the
leadership of E. \V, White, there vill
be a ehiss meeting at 9.4.1 o'clock in
the morning and morning service at
|u .qo oclock. Sunday ..ehool services
w j)| he held at 11 o'clock
Thf , rP wtl) b e a aervlre and sermon
Ho , Tr|n „ buthPriin rhllt ,. h at
„ 0 . ( ,, 0( . k , omorrow ThPrP will he
no evening aervlre Beginning with
thp flrRt g lln rt, v | n Sepicmhcr Ih
»veiling service* will be resumed
-pp* Rev. G. J. Uhler I« pastor,
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TO RES! ME EVENING SERVICE,
The Best Food-Drink Lunch at Fountaina
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Insist Upon
HORLICK'S
ORIGINAL
GENUINE
Avoid Imitation»—Tako Mo Subfit f tut o
More healthful than te* or coffee.
Agrees with the weakest digestion.
Keep it on your sideboard at home.
A Quick, lunch prepared in a minute.
Rich milk, mailed grain, in powder form.
For infants, invalids and growing children.
Pure nutrition.uphuifdmglhewholebody.
Invtaoratea mutins mothers and the aged.
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DR.STENGLE IN
GRACE PULPIT
Cr. Reed Will Resume Church
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I durch tomorrow morning In the ah
] sence of Hr. George E. Reed, the ser
Activlt es on Sep
tember 7
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t USUAL SERV CES
TO BE RESUMED
Rev.
mon will he preached by the
Adam Slengle. ft, It., of this city, who
will also give the address at the vea
1 per service, which will be held In the
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Thr vr «P pr service Is usually of
I great Interest.
At 12 o'clock. Immediately after the
-.*.. «•"«
assembly ivlll mrrt In thr lertnrw
room for thr atudy of thr lesson for
l„slin* 4 r i mln
■ 'be da> . the session lusting 4ft min
Utes. Mrs. 8 . L. Foster conducting.
The musical director. Mr. «almond,
and members of the church quartette,
will sing at the morning service and
the vesper service aa well,
and prayer meeting ig held on Wed
Pr»i«e
neaday evening, conducted by the pas
tor.
On Sunday. September fi. the Sunday
School will resume Ha regular tie*
«Ions. The Epw-orth League will also
resume Its meetings at 6 30 o'clock.
Drr. Reed will occupy hla pulpll the
first Sunday In September, and the'
regular evening service will he re
sumed at 7.30 o'clock.
ST. ANNE'S CHURCH
IS 208 YEARS OLD
Special to THK KVKN1KG .10» RNAL.
MIDDLKTOWV, Del, Aug. 30. The
annual servi
( hureh will he held on Sunday Septem
ber 2K. Thia will he Ihc 208th anni
versary of the old church. Biahop Kina
mau will presch the sermon nnd other
minister* will probably Im* in alien lance
The annual service at Old I'nlnn Church,
near Townsend, will be held on Sunday,
September 14. The Rev. Warren Burr
of Townsend will have charge of the
servie**.
The public arhools of this town will
reopen on Monday. September H with
our «rasion for the month.
Mias Laura (dnnellec entertained a
numbei of friends over last Sunday. Her
guest* were: Mia* Helene (Tunegya ol
Chestertown. Md.; Mias Kdna Bonwill
and brother of Still Pond. Md.;
at old St. Anne* a
Mr.
Shallcro** of \N ilmington. M» aar*. Wood
, land. Holt and Bryan of Baltimore. On
Saturday evening she entertained about
j fifty glicht * in their honor.
1 Mi*a Helen McDowell had as guests
over Inst Sunday Miss Lather Reed of
Smyrna. Mi«s Margaret Hanson of New
» York. Mies Llva Attix and Miss Bernice
Attix of Kenton.
Mrs. David Trites. who «lied at the
home of William T. Rudd in Wilmington
on We«lne*d*y. was known here, hating
for, set era I years made her htuni* with
Mr. Bndd'a mother. Mrs, .1. Thomiia
Budd, who was her nicer.
J R,\CK TO SEPARATE
SERVICES SEPT. 7
The closing union services of the
First, Westminster and Central Pres
hyterlsn Churches will he held lomor
r0 w morning In th* First Presbyterian
The Rev, J. II
of the Central
the subject.
church, al 10.30.
Crawford, minister
] ehurch, will preach on
i "Losing Christ."
| n ,| lf . pvpn |„_ a( ; !0 n
un , on 8Prv|cp lllP auaplce* of
the P1r«t and Centra, churches will he
1 held In Kirkwood Park, Mr. Crawford
I . _ noltl<r
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of K h,n '' °" ,I,P « r «' «« Jnd ">'
M" SPPtomher the above churches will
' '" eP ' J n 'beir respective places of
' Wor '' h,p '
I FRIFNDS' MEETING.
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- A ' ► ri»nd« Meet ing H u s*.
Fo " rtl ' ,trrP . t 1 f'. tl '? [T 1 "'"'.'
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'■ »«'Bowed hy reading
1 1 "''» ,,n ' s,ho01 will meet nt
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morning,
j prendi on the subject,
M.lua.V." Thomas H. Johnson i» expected
j to preach the evening sermon,
10 o'clock.
WORTH CHURCH SERVICES.
\( North Baptist Church. Lincoln
I street near Delà war* avenue, tomorrow
Edward E. Washburn will'
"The Seventh
IV. r. T. U. HI MM AGE SALE.
A rummage sale under the auapiceo
of the Nev castle County VV. C. T Ü.
will bo held in too \V*st Eighth
*lre*i Monday September 1. Contri
bution* will please be sent to this
number.
OPEN-AIR SERVICE.
At the morning service In Hanover
Church tomorrow- the Rev. R L. Jack
son will preach on the subject "Life
and Mechanism." In the evening at
the open-air service the Rev. F. C,
McSorley will preach.
STANTON PERSONAL NEWS
Special to THK EVENING JOURNAL. !
STANTON. Del., Aug 30. HBery
, ' n I
I aylur has returned home after
spending his vacation in I he North
ern Stales.—Miss (lertnide Cranston
was a recent Wilmington visitor.—
Mrs. Harvey Cranston, of Stanton,
Mrs. Frederick VanSanl, of Wllming
Ion, formerly of Stanton are spend
•;» ""I"" '' mp ' hP H "' el
Atlantic, N. J-Ed ward Cranston
and Howard Hall have returned home
after spending some time in Allan
tie, N .1 Mra. .lohn F. H rad ley, Miss
.lennle Marvel and Misa Nellie .Marvel
were recent guest of Mra. Frederick
Robinson.—Mr. and Mrs. William
Maelary were the guest of F. J. El
lison recently.— Benjamin Dickey,
Jr, Is the guest of his cousin, «III
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H „ (prthwB „ p , WM lhr K „ rs , ()f
pig ( M ,lier Reuben Katerihw alle. Sr.
I on Wednesday Miss Irma Cornog
was (he guest of her anni. Mrs.
George Banks on Saturday. Mrs.
Kll*a Currlnder snd daughters.
Emily and Lillie were recent' guests
of Mrs. Milton Bnhlnson. Edward
Balterltw alte waa a recent Philadel
phia visitor.
SMYRNA SOCIAL NOTES
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA. Del.. Aug. 30. Miss
Mary Cummins, has returned from a
sojourn of some weeks at Egypt Mills
Pa. Mrs. John P. Collins and daugh
ter. Miss Elia Collins, have gone on
a visit to Newark. N. J., and Thea
ter. Pa Misa Helen Barnes Is spend
ing two weeks at Millington Mrs.
A E. Jardine, recently of Atlantic
(Tty, and her son. Ed ward, are visit
ing Mrs. Jardlne's sister, Mrs. Ben
ton N. Weldon hero. Mrs. Jardine
and son will go (o Tampa, Florida,
where Mr. Jardine has accepted a
position with a shipping company.—
Mra, Thomas Wilson and her daugh
ter, Miss Elisabeth, left home on
Friday for a visit over Sunday to
Middletown relatives.
TRINITY ( HI HUH TO REOPEN.
Trinity Episcopal Church, which
has been closed for the past eight
week«, will he reopened tomorrow,
when the services will be holy com
munlon at 7.80 o'clock, and morning
prayer with sermon, al 11 o'clock. The
Sunday evening service will he re
sumed on September 7.
TOBACCO HABIT
EASILY CONQUERED
A well known New Yorker who hs«hsd
wide experience, hns written n hook tell
ing how th* toiwcco or mnft hul.it may
be easily bmiMied in three days without
it m v return of the rrnvtug
I ne health improve, wonderfully after
the nicotine pol«on i* out of the system.
I nlniuess, trnuquil sleep, clear
noun.11 »jiprtile. good digestion, mil ill)
vigor, strong memory nnd n general gain
in elficieney are among the man) licne
ol Hist nervous
of pipe, cigar,
■hew ing tobacco to piu-if)
The sntlior, Edw. J
Woods, fi ll Sixth Avr, Tflfi M New \ ork
City, will send hi. hook free on applies.
lion, |o an voue who write, to him.
eve»
Ill. reported. No more
feeling; no more need
cigarette or
Hie morbid de. ire.
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Culture Class
Will reopen October 1st. Address P.
O. Box 168. Wilmington, Del.
The Exchange Lunch Rooms
Seventh St., Between Market and Kino Sts.
Which have been Closed (luring August
lor Alterations will RE-OPLN
Labor Day, September 1st.
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SECOND CHURCH WORSHIP.
In S(MN»ti(| M. I*, f'hurch lomocfGKa
morning, thp Ho>. G. I*'- Furring »vill u*i |
a* hi- theme, The Puwci and Willow j
^w^'" 'T ÎÂ/ÎLS
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j i0 |,j Rl - o'clock.
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iVork, «ill he the speaker.
BIBLE STUDENTS' MEETING 'J
'I he Internat huihI Hihle Students \vill
i. t . A. M. Hall, No ,,0 T
LVIoek tomOrro*
-irth, of New,
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T he usual service* will he held hrç
Kingawood M. E.
I with the pastor preaching. MImLmH
■ Furh will have charge of the twlllglt|
1 s prv,cf 'i beginning at
Church tomorrow
n o'clock.
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The Garrick
Opens Its 21 sf Season
Labor Day Matinee
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every dsy. th sud 2"
II RS. GENE HIGHES ___
AM) HER ( 0.11 BANY
utter Ihn M-roant "Youth."
Mat.
cents.
MIR VIAK, DI OU V
1 Mt COMPANY
offer the Broadway hit, "The
Finish."
TOM UNION VM)
HIS TEN JINGLE GIRLS
in a Idg daio ing scenic novelty.
BABY HELENE
Without a doubt' the grcaiest
of the in « ■ nili tat
ROBERTA. VERA A CO*PAM
An Importation, comedy, sing
ing slid juggling._
MISS FLORETT I .
"The Flexible Venn*."_
Blent) of (he Latest Biel m e..
SBHITVI. Jill (•MIL
FROM MILWAUKEE
The present day Haiti of the
Vaudeville silage._
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office open atartlng
loiter
regular Boats for
AI.WAYS THK
Box
Thursday, 9.30 a. m.
secure your
the season.
BIG SHOW, nnd the cosiest Ut
ile playhouse ou earth.
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